What AchieveCE learners are saying

I don't agree with the first test question answer: Most individuals with ASD require various types of support throughout their lives and may never be able to live independently. The quiz stated it is true? Most?? How can you quantify most? It seems like maybe a typo? Like it should say some? Also there is another typo in one of the question answer options.

Explained medical errors, adverse events, and root cause analysis but failed to provide every day examples and best practices to prevent medical errors from occurring in the first place.

There were multiple grammatical errors especially in the "Oral Infections" section. Several test questions were marked incorrect when the information provided in the course clearly shows them to be correct. The tests time out when you try to submit the answers and then it erases all of your answers when you click "continue". Some of the videos don't work - they say "Video not available."

Geared towards medical professionals, not including counselors. If you're going to make us use this site, at least have relevant trainings for therapists.

Very lengthy, could be improved with more highlighted/ bullet points as to paragraphs or videos >1 hour. Additionally, should be more focused on NP role.

I would prefer an oral presentation with slides. That is what I expected when purchasing the course. The written materials however, are very well done.

The course was meant to be primarily focused in medical errors but seems to overly emphasize OMT instead of focusing on the topic at hand

It could have been more relevant to mental health professionals and providers

This course is much more suited for pharmacist and pharm techs. I wish it was more suited for nurses

Very old information about telehealth- It seems like most of it was COVID or pre-COVID information.

I like the layout of the course. The course content is pretty irrelevant to nurses overall though.

answers that were correct were incorrectly marked wrong, answers also were not inclusive or accurate on some questions 'ie: financial barriers not a barrier to inclusion' - they absolutely are. 'people incorrectly assume people with disabilities have a poor quality of life.' Many people with disabilities are more likely to have poor qol due to inadequate healthcare AND people do assume all the other possible answers about people with disabilities. (I'm disabled and work primarily with people with disabilities so I find these questions and answers lacking in nuance.)

Many of the modules were more targeted towards pharmacists/pharmacy technicians rather than nurses.

The course had too much pharmacy detail, dosages, names, most the information and research was greater than 7 years old. And then the frustrating thing was that it cost me 99.99 and I couldn't get out of it, I was stuck.

Questions were AOA centered and not so much on the subject. Disappointed.

This course was, in my opinion, geared more towards pharmacists, not nurses.

The first exam portion of this course many of the answers were not provided in the material. For example Parity Law is not clearly explained and the question regarding the Veteran's pilot program-the answer is never given!

I am using these credits for registered nursing license renewal and it was way too heavy in prescribing information which is not in our scope of practice.

Primarily DO oriented course, should be labeled as such on the title

This course was more suitable for pharmacy professionals. Also, some of the material was outdated, especially in the vaccine presentation. Could presenters be encouraged to update their slides and presentation when changes are made and provisions be made to facilitate presenters to make these updates happen?

very DO focused. Wish that it would have mentioned that more in the course description as most of the material didn't apply to MD. Really just reading all the material yourself; not really a "course".

Feel this particular bundle was geared more toward pharmacists. Unneccesarily difficult for nurses. Course material barely applicable for nurses in patient care.

I would have preferred a course tailored to Georgia Registered Nurse's needs.

All text. Well organized. Some terms that were critical for themes were not using standardized nomenclature.